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Brigitte is an AI, geopolitical, and misinformation researcher who focuses on understanding artificial intelligence and developing adaptive policy in response to emerging technology. She is currently a Senior Research Coordinator at the Berkman Klein Centre at Harvard University, where she works on policy, interpretability, and agentic AI. 

Prior to joining the Berkman Klein Centre team, she worked at ActiveFence, a trust and safety start-up, where she led open-source intelligence (OSINT) gathering and influencer mapping efforts to identify emerging geopolitical misinformation trends proliferating online. Brigitte managed teams monitoring elections in Europe, the United States, and the APAC region.

Brigitte was previously a Yale Fox Fellow at Tel Aviv University, where she researched Sino-Israeli relations and the impact of the Digital Silk Road on the region and received an M.A. in Security and Diplomacy. Brigitte received her B.A. in History from Yale University with a focus on 20th-century European military history.

Brigitte will explain why everyone is talking about AI and the impact it already has on society. She will also talk about what the future could hold and the risks and opportunities of this new technology.

We will be having wines to complement the AI theme and a seated dinner at St Jacques restaurant, starting with drinks at 18:30 and seating for dinner at 19:00.

In the London Women and Wine Club, we bring together women to connect, learn, and be inspired over great wine and great conversation. Our mission has always been to celebrate strong women and community values.

And these resonate deeply with the fight against breast cancer. Many of us have witnessed firsthand the toll cancer takes on loved ones and the courage it demands. That’s why we’re proud and excited to offer a new type of event : taking part in The Moonwalk London 2026! It is a wonderful opportunity to raise awareness and walk together in honour of those affected (and continue to network and chat and prolong these friendships in a healthy way).

We will participate as a Team:  The London and Wine Club Team. There are various way to participate

- Physically on the 16th of May in London: either 26.2 miles; or 15.1 miles

- Virtually: (Wherever you want)  choice of 3 dates and choice of distance on the 9th of May, 16th, 23rd 

Please choose the version that suits you. You cannot, however, walk the longer version if you have chosen the shorter one. However,  you can stop at any time and walk at your own rhythm. It is not a race, it is a walk in beautiful London for a cause that every woman could be exposed to.

To register with us, follow the link below (it will lead you to the creation of our Moon Walk Team) and register on our website too.

From the Moon Walk website:

Walk the Walk, and all the charities we grant money to, depend on the fundraising of each and every Moonwalker. We know that you will do your very best to help us. Consider the ticking of the box a commitment to yourself, and your fellow walkers, as helping to beat breast and other cancers. I agree that I aim to raise a minimum sponsorship of £200 for Walk the Walk Worldwide. I understand that even if I am part of a Team, each person in the Team must aim to raise £200. I also understand that by taking part in this challenge, I am committing all the money I raise to Walk the Walk Worldwide, and that my funds must not go to any other charity

Link from Moon walk: https://giving.give-star.com/microsite/walkthewalk/themoonwalklondon2026/team/e206174c-a7c0-4060-82bb-8765b03d4731?_gl=1*sd896r*_up*MQ..*_ga*MTUwMzkzNTU1Ny4xNzUyNzYwNTMw*_ga_W8G558L485*czE3NTI3NjA1MjgkbzEkZzAkdDE3NTI3NjA1MjgkajYwJGwwJGgw

Our MoonWalk Team Link: The London Women and Wine Club

The Event starts at 8pm in Clapham Junction (Location tbc) and we have until 8am to achieve it.

We will celebrate our achievement in another event..

We are looking forward to seeing you all there!!

Join us for our now traditional, outdoor Opera evening in one of the most unique London summer evenings!

After last year's total success, we have decided to come back to Holland Park for another evening full of laughter, songs, and good wines!!

Doors open at 5.15 pm and we suggest arriving at 6.15 pm. (Our table will be ready by 5.15 pm, so feel free to come before)

Performances start at 7.15. There is an interval at 8.30-45 pm for 30 minutes. The performance ends around 9.35 / 9.45, and we can go back to our table if we want until it closes at 11 pm. A picnic from an Italian Deli will be made available and is included in the price (along with the cost of the performance). We ask that you Bring Your Own Bottle (BYOB) to share with the rest of the group. This particular event is meant to be more about relaxing and networking and less about speakers or wine information.

Below, Holland Park Opera's description:

Slapstick and the sublime collide as two sisters and their beaux are put to the test by a streetwise maid and a devious misanthrope in a series of outrageous seductions.

Mozart and Da Ponte’s delicious 1790 Neapolitan comedy plays on modern ‘scientific’ fascinations with mesmerism and the exotic, characters drawn from the baroque opera buffa tradition and the volcanic rumblings of Vesuvius, all posing the question: is this love or just infatuation?

Cecilia Stinton’s new production of Così fan tutte sees a return to comedy from the director of last year’s highly praised production of Donizetti’s gothic tragedy, Lucia di Lammermoor, with designs again by Neil Irish and lighting by Robert Price. Former Opera Holland Park Young Artist and rising star in opera and on the concert platform Charlotte Corderoy (The Barber of Seville, 2024) conducts, with a cast led by Paul Carey Jones (The Flying Dutchman, 2025) and Elizabeth Karani (Acis and Galatea, 2024) as the scheming cynic Don Alfonso and his on/off accomplice Despina. 

They are joined by Paul Grant (Figaro in Stinton’s 2024 Barber) as the hot-headed young solider Guglielmo, and by Madeleine Boreham and Shakira Tsindos (Opera Holland Park Young Artists Hansel and Gretel, 2023) as sisters Fiordiligi and Dorabella, both of whom enjoy his attentions as the plot unfolds.